A draining device

ABSTRACT

A draining device, which can discharge permeated water and/or rainwater quickly, and adapt to different construction requirements is provided. The draining device may have a permeable wall body. The permeable wall body may have a plurality of ribs, where a cross section of the ribs in a first direction is wavy, and a wave amplitude of the cross section gradually changes, from a first side to a second side, in a second direction. Therefore, the ribs have alternating wave crest parts and wave trough parts at either side of the first direction. The wave crest part of one rib, among two adjacent ribs is opposite to the wave trough part of the other. The first direction intersects the second direction. The second direction is a thickness direction of the permeable wall body.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a draining device.

BACKGROUND

In order to discharge permeated water and/or rainwater quickly, theexisting permeating and draining devices mainly comprise draining pipes,draining ditches, well boxes of collecting wells and well covers.

The existing draining pipes are mainly divided into products such asgravel blind ditches, plastic blind ditches, soft permeating pipes, anda plurality kinds of perforated pipes, etc. Wherein, the gravel blindditch is made of a geotextile wrapped with gravels, which has lowporosity, as well as shortcomings such as poor draining effect and easyblockage, etc.

The plastic blind ditches comprise circular pipes, circular reinforcedpipes, rectangular pipes, rectangular reinforced pipes, circular solidpipes and square solid pipes. However, the plastic blind ditch also hassome shortcomings, such as inflexible, not resistant to hightemperature, and narrow draining channel, etc. The soft permeating pipeis supported by a sparse spring pipe in the middle, and coated withnon-woven polyester fibre as a filter layer. Although the softpermeating pipe is flexible, it is not resistant to high temperature andhas a poor compression performance. Meanwhile, the spring skeleton whichplays a supporting role in the permeating pipe is also easy to lose itsfunction due to a corrosion. The plurality kinds of perforated pipes aredrilled on the pipe walls to form percolating and draining holes. Asmall part of the products, such as single wall corrugated pipes, areflexible. However, the draining effect of a perforated pipe with a lowdrilling rate is poor, while the compression performance of a pipe witha high drilling rate is poor. Meanwhile, the secondary processing of thepipe bodies will also increase some unnecessary costs, such as portagecost, transportation cost and drilling cost, etc.

The existing draining ditches are mainly divided into resin concretedraining ditches and HDPE finished draining ditches. The sidewalls ofthese two kinds of draining ditches are impermeable walls. In order tomake the walls permeable, secondary drilling is needed on the sidewalls.There are also some problems, such as the poor draining effect of a wallwith a low drilling rate, the poor compression performance of a wallwith a high drilling rate, and the additional cost of the secondaryprocessing. Additionally, neither of these two kinds of draining ditchesis flexible. For the HDPE finished draining ditch, it also has someshortcomings, such as the poor compression performance and the poorresistance to high temperature, etc., which affect its application. Forthe resin concrete draining ditch, its wall is thick, which makes thedraining channel small, thus affecting the draining effect. In addition,the resin concrete draining ditch is bulky, which is very difficult tohandle and install.

The existing well boxes for water collecting wells are mainly dividedinto two kinds, comprising iron sheet well boxes and ductile iron wellboxes. Wherein, the compression performance of the iron sheet well boxesare poor. Meanwhile, box bodies of the iron sheet well boxes and theductile iron well boxes generally do not have permeating and drainingholes. A secondary drilling process is also needed if an increase ofpermeating and draining holes is needed to improve the drainingefficiency, which also has some problems, such as the poor drainingeffect of a wall with a low drilling rate, the poor compressionperformance of a wall with a high drilling rate, and the additional costof the secondary processing.

The existing well covers mainly comprise grid type well covers, wellcovers with circular drain holes, and gap type well covers, which arematched and used with the finished draining ditches and the well boxesof the collecting wells. The draining channels of these well covers aregenerally straight up and down, having a shortcoming of easy blockage.

SUMMARY

The object of the present invention is to provide a draining device,which can discharge permeated water and/or rainwater quickly, and adaptto different construction requirements.

A draining device comprises a permeable wall body. The permeable wallbody comprises a plurality of ribs, wherein a cross section of the ribsin a first direction is wavy, and a wave amplitude of the cross sectiongradually changes, from a first side to a second side, in a seconddirection. Therefore, the ribs have alternating wave crest parts andwave trough parts at either side of the first direction. The wave crestpart of one rib, among two adjacent ribs, is opposite to the wave troughpart of the other. The first direction intersects the second direction.The second direction is a thickness direction of the permeable wallbody.

The 1st additional feature of the draining device is that in anorthographic projection of the permeable wall body, along its verticaldirection, a surface of the one of the adjacent ribs at the first sideoverlaps a surface of the other of the adjacent ribs at the second side.

The 2nd additional feature of the draining device is that the waveamplitude of a wall surface at the first side, or a wall surface at thesecond side, is 0.

The 3rd additional feature of the draining device is that the drainingdevice is made of plastic material.

The 4th additional feature of the draining device is that the drainingdevice is a draining pipe or a draining ditch, the draining pipe or thedraining ditch is tubular, the first direction is a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe or the draining ditch, and the seconddirection is a radial direction of the draining pipe or the drainingditch.

The 5th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 4th additional feature, the permeable wall body of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is composed of a plurality of ribs, connectedinto a whole by heads and tails in a spiral shape, an inner side of thedraining pipe or the draining ditch is the first side, and an outer sideof the draining pipe or the draining ditch is the second side.

The 6th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, when viewed from an axial direction, thedraining device is divided into two parts in up and down directions,each of which has a linear sidewall, the wave amplitude of the outersurface of the linear sidewall of one part, among the two parts, is 0,and the wave amplitude of the outer surface of the linear sidewall ofthe other part, among the two parts, is largest during the gradualchanging process.

The 7th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, two opposite ends of any adjacent ribsare connected by at least one reinforcing rib.

The 8th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, the reinforcing ribs are arranged in amanner, in which any one of the reinforcing ribs is arranged in an anglemanner or a parallel staggered manner that is relative to its adjacentreinforcing rib, in the draining device.

The 9th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, any adjacent ribs of the plurality ofribs are connected in an elastically expandable manner to make thedraining pipe or the draining ditch easy to expand and bend.

The 10th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, when viewed from an axial direction ofthe draining pipe or the draining ditch, the draining pipe or thedraining ditch is circular.

The 11th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an inner sidewall surface of theplurality of ribs is cylindrical, and an outer sidewall surface is wavyon the cylinder surface.

The 12th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an outer sidewall surface of theplurality of ribs is cylindrical, and an inner sidewall surface is wavyon the cylinder surface.

The 13th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an inner sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is rectangular-cylinder shaped, and an outersidewall surface is wavy on the rectangular-cylinder surface.

The 14th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an outer sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is rectangular-cylinder shaped, and an innersidewall surface is wavy on the rectangular-cylinder surface.

The 15th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an inner sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is flabellate-cylinder shaped, and an outersidewall surface is wavy on the flabellate-cylinder surface.

The 16th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an outer sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is flabellate-cylinder shaped, and an innersidewall surface is wavy on the flabellate-cylinder surface.

The 17th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 15th additional feature, when viewed from an axial direction ofthe draining pipe or the draining ditch, the draining pipe or thedraining ditch is flabellate, comprising an arc wall and two radialwalls, one of the radial walls protrudes from the arc wall.

The 18th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 16th additional feature, when viewed from an axial direction ofthe draining pipe or the draining ditch, the draining pipe or thedraining ditch is flabellate, comprising an arc wall and two radialwalls, one of the radial walls protrudes from the arc wall.

The 19th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an inner sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is cylindrical, and an outer sidewall surfaceis wavy on the cylinder surface.

The 20th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an outer sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is cylindrical, and an inner sidewall surfaceis wavy on the cylinder surface.

The 21st additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an inner sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is triangular-cylinder shaped, and an outersidewall surface is wavy on the triangular-cylinder surface.

The 22nd additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an outer sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is triangular-cylinder shaped, and an innersidewall surface is wavy on the triangular-cylinder surface.

The 23rd additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an inner sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is trapezoidal-cylinder shaped, and an outersidewall surface is wavy on the trapezoidal-cylinder surface.

The 24th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 5th additional feature, an outer sidewall surface of the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is trapezoidal-cylinder shaped, and an innersidewall surface is wavy on the trapezoidal-cylinder surface.

The 25th additional feature of the draining device is that the drainingdevice is a draining ditch, the ribs are U-shaped, having two side-armsand a bottom, the adjacent ribs of the plurality of ribs are alternatelyconnected at top ends of the two side-arms and the bottom, or atopposite side-arms, the bottom of the rib has the wave shape, the firstdirection is a length extension direction of the draining ditch; anyadjacent ribs of the plurality of ribs are connected in an elasticallyexpandable manner to make the draining ditch easy to expand and bend.

The 26th additional feature of the draining device is that the drainingdevice is an anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well, a wellwall of the anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well comprisesthe permeable wall body.

The 27th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 26th additional feature, the anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well is square or circular, four surrounding well walls neara wellhead are the permeable wall bodies.

The 28th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 26th additional feature, the anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well is a water collecting box or an L-shape, three sidewallsare respectively the permeable wall bodies.

The 29th additional feature of the draining device is that the drainingdevice is an anti-blocking well cover.

The 30th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 29th additional feature, the anti-blocking well cover iscircular, rectangular, square or L-shaped, the plurality of ribs extendradially from a centre of the anti-blocking well cover to a periphery,or between two opposite sides.

The 31st additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof the 29th additional feature, the anti-blocking well cover is composedof the plurality of ribs, the adjacent ribs of the plurality of ribs arealternately connected at both ends, the first direction is a lengthextension direction of the anti-blocking well cover; any adjacent ribsof the plurality of ribs are connected in an elastically expandablemanner to make the anti-blocking well cover easy to expand and bend.

The 32nd additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof any one feature of the 1st˜31st additional features, the first sideor the second side of at least a part of the plurality of ribs isconnected by a reinforcing rib.

The 33rd additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof any one feature of the 1st˜31st additional features, at least a partof the plurality of ribs is provided with a hole or a groove to form anadditional draining channel.

The 34th additional feature of the draining device is that on the basisof any one feature of the 1st˜31st additional features, the drainingdevice also comprises a filter layer that is wrapped outside thepermeable wall body.

The beneficial effect of the present invention is that a drainingdevice, the permeable wall body of which comprises a plurality of ribs,is provided, and a draining device capable of drainage and anti-blockingis provided without affecting the structural stability of the drainingdevice. Meanwhile, the present invention can be applied to differentconstruction occasions, so as to improve the production efficiency andsave the construction cost.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The specific features and performance of the present invention arefurther given by the following embodiments and the figures thereof.

FIG. 1A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of an embodiment of thedraining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 1B is a side view of the draining pipe or the draining ditch shownin FIG. 1A.

FIG. 1C is an elevation view of the draining pipe or the draining ditchshown in FIG. 1A.

FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodiment ofthe draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 3A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 3B is a side view of the draining pipe or the draining ditch shownin FIG. 3A.

FIG. 3C is an elevation view of the draining pipe or the draining ditchshown in FIG. 3A.

FIG. 4A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 4B is a side view of the draining pipe or the draining ditch shownin FIG. 4A.

FIG. 4C is an elevation view of the draining pipe or the draining ditchshown in FIG. 4A.

FIG. 4D is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 4E is a side view of the draining pipe or the draining ditch shownin FIG. 4D.

FIG. 4F is an elevation view of the draining pipe or the draining ditchshown in FIG. 4D.

FIG. 5A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 5B is a side view of the draining pipe or the draining ditch shownin FIG. 5A.

FIG. 5C is an elevation view of the draining pipe or the draining ditchshown in FIG. 5A.

FIG. 6A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 6B is a side view of the draining pipe or the draining ditch shownin FIG. 6A.

FIG. 6C is an elevation view of the draining pipe or the draining ditchshown in FIG. 6A.

FIG. 7A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 7B is a side view of the draining pipe or the draining ditch shownin FIG. 7A.

FIG. 7C is an elevation view of the draining pipe or the draining ditchshown in FIG. 7A.

FIG. 8A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 8B is a side view of the draining pipe or the draining ditch shownin FIG. 8A.

FIG. 8C is an elevation view of the draining pipe or the draining ditchshown in FIG. 8A.

FIG. 9A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 9B is a side view of the draining pipe or the draining ditch shownin FIG. 9A.

FIG. 9C is an elevation view of the draining pipe or the draining ditchshown in FIG. 9A.

FIG. 10 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining pipe or the draining ditch.

FIG. 11A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining ditch.

FIG. 11B is a side view of the draining ditch shown in FIG. 11A.

FIG. 11C is an elevation view of the draining ditch shown in FIG. 11A.

FIG. 11D is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the draining ditch.

FIG. 12A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of an embodiment ofthe anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well.

FIG. 12B is an elevation view of the anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well shown in FIG. 12A.

FIG. 13A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well.

FIG. 13B is an elevation view of the anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well shown in FIG. 13A.

FIG. 14A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well.

FIG. 14B is an elevation view of the anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well shown in FIG. 14A

FIG. 15A is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another embodimentof the anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well.

FIG. 15B is an elevation view of the anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well shown in FIG. 15A

FIG. 16 to FIG. 21 are three-dimensional schematic diagrams of aplurality of embodiments of the anti-blocking well cover.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

A plurality of implementation manners or embodiments to implement thementioned subject technical proposal are disclosed below. In order tosimplify the disclosure, specific examples of each element andarrangement are described below. Deservedly, these descriptions are onlyexamples, not limiting the protection scope of the present invention.For example, the description that a first feature is formed above or ona second feature, described following, may comprise an embodiment inwhich the first feature and the second feature are formed by a directcontact, or an embodiment in which an additional feature is formedbetween the first feature and the second feature, so that the firstfeature and the second feature may not be directly connected.Additionally, reference numerals and/or letters may be repeated indifferent examples in these disclosures. The repetition is for the sakeof brevity and clarity, not indicating the relationship between thevarious embodiments and/or structures to be discussed. Further, when afirst element is described in a manner of connecting or combining with asecond element, the description comprises an embodiment in which thefirst element and the second element are directly connected or combinedwith each other, as well as an embodiment in which one or more otherintervening elements are added to make the first element and the secondelement indirectly connected or combined with each other.

In a plurality of embodiments of the draining device, the drainingdevice may be a draining pipe, a draining ditch, an anti-blocking andwater-permeating collecting well, or an anti-blocking well cover.

FIG. 1A to FIG. 10 show a plurality of embodiments of the drainingdevice. In these embodiments, the draining device is a draining pipe,which is mainly used in asphalt interlayer water drainage and otherdrainage areas, such as: vertical and horizontal drainage on the backsurfaces of various retaining walls; highway, railway subgrade, shoulderand soft soil foundation drainage; tunnel and underground drainage;power ash dam and water conservancy dam drainage; highway centralisolation belt drainage and vegetation protection; outdoor sports grounddrainage; horizontal drilled hole drainage; collapsible slippery grounddrainage for slope protection; roof garden and flower terrace drainage;roof drainage of an underground garage; hillside drainage; undergrounddrainage for a ground flattening project, low-lying land drainage, and asaline-alkali land reconstruction system, etc., for replacing the softpermeating pipes, the plastic blind ditches and the various perforatedpipes, etc. Meanwhile, FIG. 1A to FIG. 10 provide draining pipes invarious shapes to meet the requirements of compression and drainingamount, etc., under different construction conditions.

Please referring to FIG. 1A to FIG. 1C for details, in one embodiment ofthe draining pipe, the draining pipe comprises a plurality of ribs 12.The plurality of ribs 12 are connected into a whole by heads and tailsin a spiral shape, composing a tubular permeable wall body 11 of thedraining pipe. It can be known from the contents shown in FIG. 1B andFIG. 1C, when viewed from an axial direction of the draining pipe, thedraining pipe is circular. Besides, a cross section of the ribs 12 iswavy in a circumferential direction of the draining pipe, and hasalternating wave crest parts and wave trough parts at an outer side ofthe circumferential direction, wherein the wave crest part of one rib,among two adjacent ribs, is opposite to the wave trough part of theother. The wave amplitude of the wavy section decreases gradually fromthe outer side to the inner side of the draining pipe, along a radialdirection of the draining pipe, and decreases to 0 at the inner side ofthe draining pipe, so that the inner sidewall surface of the pluralityof ribs 12 is cylindrical, and the outer sidewall surface is wavy on thesurface of the cylinder. In an orthographic projection of the permeablewall body 11, along a vertical direction thereof, an inner surface ofone rib, among the adjacent ribs, overlaps an outer surface of the otherrib, among the adjacent ribs, so that when viewed along the verticaldirection of the permeable wall body 11 of the draining pipe, the gapson the surface of the permeable wall body 11 of the draining pipe areshielded by the inner and outer surfaces of the plurality of ribs 12.Therefore, debris outside the draining pipe are not easy to enter intothe draining pipe from the gaps on the permeable wall body 11 to blockthe draining pipe. The draining performance is not affected, meanwhile,an anti-blocking effect is reached in the draining pipe. Meanwhile, whenthe draining pipe is buried beneath road surface, the outer sidewallsurface of the plurality of ribs 12 of the draining pipe can be moreclosely bonded with the material buried outside the draining pipe.Meanwhile, in the case of the same wall thickness, more raw materialscan be save, and in the case of the same diameter, a longer pipe can beproduced, making the construction more portable and more environmentalfriendly.

In one embodiment, the draining pipe is made of plastic material, andthe molding method thereof may be, but is not limited to, injectionmolding, extrusion molding and other suitable plastic molding processes,so that the draining pipe is not easy to be corroded during theapplication process. Moreover, the plastic draining pipe can bedisconnected by scissors or artistic knife, therefore, a plasticdraining pipe with the same diameter will be more portable and moreconvenient for handling and construction. Meanwhile, when a plasticdraining pipe is used in an asphalt pavement, the plastic draining pipecan be reused as a part of asphalt mixture when the asphalt surface isdamaged and needs milling. In one embodiment, the draining pipe is madeby the rotation of a nozzle. A spring pipe with an inner diameter of 15mm can be made with a longest length of 120 m. Meanwhile, the larger thediameter is, the shorter the spring pipe is. However, a spring pipe witha diameter of 45 mm can be made with a length of 30 m. Therefore, fewerjoints are needed to be connected, so that the construction quality ismore guaranteed. In another embodiment, the draining pipe may also bemade of metal material.

In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 12 of a plurality of drainingpipes can be connected by welding, bonding or buckles.

As shown in FIG. 2, in one embodiment, any adjacent ribs of theplurality of ribs 12 in the draining pipe are connected in anelastically expandable manner, so that the draining pipe is easy toexpand and bend. When applied in occasions with various constructiondirections, the flexible draining pipe can be more closely connectedwith the construction road directions, which can reduce the gap betweenthe draining pipe and the building or road, improving the drainageefficiency, as well as preventing garbage and other debris fromaccumulating in the gap between the draining pipe and the road.

The embodiment of the draining pipe shown in FIG. 1A to FIG. 1C also hasa variant. As shown in FIGS. 3A to 3C, in the wavy section of the ribs12 in a circumferential direction of the draining pipe, the waveamplitude thereof decreases gradually from the inner side to the outerside of the draining pipe, along the radial direction of the drainingpipe, and decreases to 0 at the outer side of the draining pipe, so thatthe outer sidewall surface of the ribs 12 is cylindrical, and the innersidewall surface is wavy on the surface of the cylinder.

At this time, when observed along the vertical direction of thepermeable wall body 11 of the draining pipe, the gaps on the surface ofthe permeable wall body 11 of the draining pipe will also be shielded bythe inner and outer surfaces of the plurality of ribs 12, which can alsoreach the anti-blocking effect in the draining pipe.

As shown in FIGS. 4A to 4C, in another embodiment of the draining pipe,a plurality of ribs 12, composing a tubular permeable wall body 11 ofthe draining pipe, are connected into a whole by heads and tails in aspiral shape. Please referring to FIGS. 4B and 4C, when viewed along anaxial direction of the draining pipe, the draining pipe is rectangular.Besides, a cross section of the ribs 12 is wavy in a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe, and has alternating wave crest parts andwave trough parts at an outer side of the circumferential direction,wherein the wave crest part of one rib, among two adjacent ribs, isopposite to the wave trough part of the other. The wave amplitude of thewavy section decreases gradually from the outer side to the inner sideof the draining pipe, along a radial direction of the draining pipe, anddecreases to 0 at the inner side of the draining pipe, so that the innersidewall surface of the plurality of ribs 12 is rectangular-cylindershaped, and the outer sidewall surface is wavy on the surface of therectangular-cylinder. The draining pipe, arranged in this implementationmanner, can also reach the anti-blocking effect in the draining pipe, asthat shown in FIG. 1A to FIG. 1C. Meanwhile, since the draining pipe isrectangular when viewed along the axial direction of the draining pipe,it will not roll along the circumferential direction when placed on aflat surface.

The draining pipe shown in FIG. 4A to FIG. 4C also has a variant. Forexample, in the wavy section of the ribs 12 in a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe, the wave amplitude thereof decreasesgradually from the inner side to the outer side of the draining pipe,along the radial direction of the draining pipe, and decreases to 0 atthe outer side of the draining pipe, so that the outer sidewall surfaceof the ribs 12 is rectangular-cylinder shaped, and the inner sidewallsurface is wavy on the surface of the rectangular-cylinder.

As shown in FIGS. 4D to 4F, in another embodiment of the draining pipe,a plurality of ribs 12, composing a tubular permeable wall body 11 ofthe draining pipe, are connected into a whole by heads and tails in aspiral shape. When viewed along an axial direction of the draining pipe,a radial profile of the draining pipe is shown in FIG. 4E. An outer partof the draining pipe is rectangular, while an inner part thereof isarched. The draining pipe is divided into two parts in up and downdirections, each of which has a linear sidewall 12 a, 12 b. The waveamplitude of the outer surface of the linear sidewall 12 a in the upperpart is 0, while the wave amplitude of the outer surface of the linearsidewall 12 b in the lower part increases from the inner side to theouter side, and reaches the maximum value on the outer surface of thelinear sidewall 12 b. Wherein, the linear sidewall 12 a may also be alinear sidewall in the lower part, while the corresponding linearsidewall 12 b may be a linear sidewall in the upper part, so that thewave amplitude in the linear sidewall of the lower part is 0, and thewave amplitude reaches the maximum value on the outer surface of thelinear sidewall of the upper part. The draining pipe designed in thismanner not only has an anti-blocking function, but also has strongerbottom stability. Meanwhile, users can choose which type of sidewall touse as the upper surface according to their needs. The draining pipeshown in FIG. 4D to FIG. 4F also has a variant. For example, the outerprofile of the draining pipe may be a suitable shape comprising but notlimited to polygon, circle, arch, etc., which comprises at least onestraight edge. For example, the inner profile of the draining pipe mayalso be a suitable shape comprising but not limited to polygon, circle,arch, etc.

As shown in FIGS. 5A to 5C, in another embodiment of the draining pipe,a plurality of ribs 12, composing a tubular permeable wall body 11 ofthe draining pipe, are connected into a whole by heads and tails in aspiral shape. Please referring to FIGS. 5B and 5C, when viewed along anaxial direction of the draining pipe, the draining pipe is fan-shaped.Besides, a cross section of the ribs 12 is wavy in a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe, and has alternating wave crest parts andwave trough parts at an outer side of the circumferential direction,wherein the wave crest part of one rib, among two adjacent ribs, isopposite to the wave trough part of the other. The wave amplitude of thewavy section decreases gradually from the outer side to the inner sideof the draining pipe, along a radial direction of the draining pipe, anddecreases to 0 at the inner side of the draining pipe, so that the innersidewall surface of the plurality of ribs 12 is flabellate-cylindershaped, and the outer sidewall surface is wavy on the surface of theflabellate-cylinder. The draining pipe, arranged in this implementationmanner, can also reach the anti-blocking effect in the draining pipe, asthat shown in FIG. 1A to FIG. 1C. Meanwhile, since the draining pipe isfan-shaped when viewed along the axial direction of the draining pipe,it will not roll along the circumferential direction when placed on aflat surface. In a plurality of embodiments, the draining pipe isfan-shaped when viewed along the axial direction of the draining pipe,and a central angle of the sector can be any value between 0° and 180°.Wherein, when the central angle of the sector is 90°, the draining pipeis a right angle sector when viewed along the axial direction of thedraining pipe; when the central angle of the sector is 180°, thedraining pipe is a semicircle when viewed along the axial direction ofthe draining pipe. In an embodiment, when viewed along the axialdirection of the draining pipe, the draining pipe is a right anglesector, and when provided at an expansion joint position of a bridge,one right angle side thereof is close to the expansion joint, while theother right angle side is placed on the bridge floor, and the arcsurface is facing the driving direction of a vehicle on the bridge.Since the arc surface will be firstly passed before the expansion jointbeing rolled, when a vehicle passes the expansion joint, the drainingpipe can still maintain the structural stability of the pipe body afterrepeated rolling, due to the structural stability of the right anglesector. In another embodiment, the draining pipe is arched when viewedalong the axial direction of the draining pipe.

The draining pipe shown in FIGS. 5A to 5C also has a variant. Forexample, in the wavy section of the ribs 12 in a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe, the wave amplitude thereof decreasesgradually from the inner side to the outer side of the draining pipe,along the radial direction of the draining pipe, and decreases to 0 atthe outer side of the draining pipe, so that the outer sidewall surfaceof the ribs 12 is flabellate-cylinder shaped, and the inner sidewallsurface is wavy on the surface of the flabellate-cylinder.

The draining pipe shown in FIGS. 5A to 5C also has another variant. Asshown in FIGS. 6A to 6C, when viewed from an axial direction of thedraining pipe, the draining pipe is fan-shaped, comprising an arc wall121 and two radial walls 122, wherein one of the radial walls 122protrudes from the arc wall 121. The wave amplitude of the wavy sectionof the ribs 12 decreases gradually from the outer side to the inner sideof the draining pipe, along a radial direction of the draining pipe, anddecreases to 0 at the inner side of the draining pipe. In anotherembodiment, the wave amplitude of the wavy section of the ribs 12decreases gradually from the inner side to the outer side of thedraining pipe, along the radial direction of the draining pipe, anddecreases to 0 at the outer side of the draining pipe.

As shown in FIGS. 7A to 7C, in another embodiment of the draining pipe,a plurality of ribs 12, composing a tubular permeable wall body 11 ofthe draining pipe, are connected into a whole by heads and tails in aspiral shape. Please referring to FIGS. 7B and 7C, when viewed along anaxial direction of the draining pipe, the draining pipe is square at theouter side and circular at the inner side. Besides, a cross section ofthe ribs 12 is wavy in a circumferential direction of the draining pipe,and has alternating wave crest parts and wave trough parts at an outerside of the circumferential direction, wherein the wave crest part ofone rib, among two adjacent ribs, is opposite to the wave trough part ofthe other. The wave amplitude of the wavy section decreases graduallyfrom the outer side to the inner side of the draining pipe, along aradial direction of the draining pipe, and decreases to 0 at the innerside of the draining pipe, so that the inner sidewall surface of theplurality of ribs 12 is cylindrical, and the outer sidewall surface iswavy on the surface of a rectangular-cylinder. The draining pipe,arranged in this implementation manner, can also reach the anti-blockingeffect in the draining pipe, as that shown in FIG. 1A to FIG. 1C.Meanwhile, since the draining pipe is square at the outer side andcircular at the inner side, when viewed along the axial direction of thedraining pipe, it will not roll along the circumferential direction whenplaced on a flat surface. Moreover, the draining pipe, which is squareat the outer side and circular at the inner side, is more stable instructure.

The draining pipe shown in FIGS. 7A to 7C also has a variant. Forexample, in the wavy section of the ribs 12 in a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe, the wave amplitude thereof decreasesgradually from the inner side to the outer side of the draining pipe,along the radial direction of the draining pipe, and decreases to 0 atthe outer side of the draining pipe, so that the outer sidewall surfaceof the ribs 12 is rectangular-cylinder shaped, and the inner sidewallsurface is wavy on a cylindrical surface.

As shown in FIGS. 8A to 8C, in another embodiment of the draining pipe,a plurality of ribs 12, composing a tubular permeable wall body 11 ofthe draining pipe, are connected into a whole by heads and tails in aspiral shape. Please referring to FIGS. 8B and 8C, when viewed along anaxial direction of the draining pipe, the draining pipe is triangular.Besides, a cross section of the ribs 12 is wavy in a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe, and has alternating wave crest parts andwave trough parts at an outer side of the circumferential direction,wherein the wave crest part of one rib, among two adjacent ribs, isopposite to the wave trough part of the other. The wave amplitude of thewavy section decreases gradually from the outer side to the inner sideof the draining pipe, along a radial direction of the draining pipe, anddecreases to 0 at the inner side of the draining pipe, so that the innersidewall surface of the plurality of ribs 12 is triangular-cylindershaped, and the outer sidewall surface is wavy on the surface of thetriangular-cylinder. The draining pipe, arranged in this implementationmanner, can also reach the anti-blocking effect in the draining pipe, asthat shown in FIG. 1A to FIG. 1C. Meanwhile, since the draining pipe istriangular when viewed along the axial direction of the draining pipe,the compression strength of the draining pipe is stronger, and whenunder an external force in a radial direction of the draining pipe, thedraining pipe is even not easy to deform. Meanwhile, when placed on aflat surface, the draining pipe will not roll along the circumferentialdirection.

The draining pipe shown in FIGS. 8A to 8C also has a variant. Forexample, in the wavy section of the ribs 12 in a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe, the wave amplitude thereof decreasesgradually from the inner side to the outer side of the draining pipe,along the radial direction of the draining pipe, and decreases to 0 atthe outer side of the draining pipe, so that the outer sidewall surfaceof the ribs 12 is triangular-cylinder shaped, and the inner sidewallsurface is wavy on the triangular-cylinder.

As shown in FIGS. 9A to 9C, in another embodiment of the draining pipe,a plurality of ribs 12, composing a tubular permeable wall body 11 ofthe draining pipe, are connected into a whole by heads and tails in aspiral shape. Please referring to FIGS. 9B and 9C, when viewed along anaxial direction of the draining pipe, the draining pipe is trapezoidal.Besides, a cross section of the ribs 12 is wavy in a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe, and has alternating wave crest parts andwave trough parts at an outer side of the circumferential direction,wherein the wave crest part of one rib, among two adjacent ribs, isopposite to the wave trough part of the other. The wave amplitude of thewavy section decreases gradually from the outer side to the inner sideof the draining pipe, along a radial direction of the draining pipe, anddecreases to 0 at the inner side of the draining pipe, so that the innersidewall surface of the plurality of ribs 12 is trapezoidal-cylindershaped, and the outer sidewall surface is wavy on thetrapezoidal-cylinder. The draining pipe, arranged in this implementationmanner, can also reach the anti-blocking effect in the draining pipe, asthat shown in FIG. 1A to FIG. 1C. Meanwhile, when placed on a flatsurface, the draining pipe will not roll along the circumferentialdirection.

The draining pipe shown in FIGS. 9A to 9C also has a variant. Forexample, in the wavy section of the ribs 12 in a circumferentialdirection of the draining pipe, the wave amplitude thereof decreasesgradually from the inner side to the outer side of the draining pipe,along the radial direction of the draining pipe, and decreases to 0 atthe outer side of the draining pipe, so that the outer sidewall surfaceof the ribs 12 is trapezoidal-cylinder shaped, and the inner sidewallsurface is wavy on the trapezoidal-cylinder.

Please referring to FIG. 10 right along, two opposite ends of anyadjacent ribs of the plurality of ribs 12 of the draining pipe areconnected by at least one reinforcing rib 128, so that when the drainingpipe is under an external force in a radial direction, the pipe body ofthe draining pipe will still not deform. In some embodiments,reinforcing ribs 128 may be arranged on any two ribs 12 in an angledmanner, or in a parallel staggered manner.

In some embodiments, at least a part of the inner side or the outer sideof the plurality of ribs 12 are connected by the reinforcing ribs,further enhancing the compression strength of the draining pipe.

In some embodiments, when viewed along the axial direction of thedraining pipe, the outer profile of the draining pipe may be, but notlimited to, a suitable shape such as a circle, a polygon or a sector,etc., while the inner profile of the draining pipe may be, but notlimited to, a suitable shape such as a circle, a polygon or a sector,etc., so as to meet the requirements of compression and draining amount,etc., under different construction conditions.

In some embodiments, at least a part of the plurality of ribs 12 of thedraining pipe is provided with a hole or a groove to form an additionaldraining channel, further improving the drainage efficiency. In one ormore embodiments, an accessory such as a steel wire, a steel rod, aplastic wire or a plastic rod, etc., can be added into the provided holeor groove to achieve the effect of increasing the strength of thedraining pipe.

In some embodiments, the draining pipe is also provided with a filterlayer. The filter layer can prevent sediment, debris, etc. from enteringthe pipe body while allowing the drained water to enter the drainingpipe, thereby further preventing a blockage phenomenon in the drainingpipe. In one or more embodiments, the filter layer may be composed of,but is not limited to, a wrapping material such as a silk, a cloth, amembrane, etc., and the mixture thereof, or it may also be an invertedfilter layer.

In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 12 may be made in a form oftriangular, quadrilateral, double-wavy, spiral or circular ribs, etc.

In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 12 are also provided with aconvex and/or concave stripe on the outer surface of the draining pipe,which can be used to increase a friction force on the outer surface ofthe draining pipe, prevent skid, as well as beautify the outer surfaceof the draining pipe.

The plurality of embodiments of the draining device, shown in FIG. 1A toFIG. 10, can also be used as a plurality of draining ditches, which havethe same features as the draining pipes in the above embodiments, andcan be used for asphalt surface drainage in a road and a bridge,interlayer water drainage, for replacing the conventional drainage by anopen ditch. Meanwhile, these embodiments can also be used as a roadsideslope draining ditch of a landscape garden; a draining ditch of arailway station, an airport, or a square, etc.; a road horizontaldraining ditch; a draining ditch of a waiting area such as a bus stationand taxi point, etc.; a draining ditch of a swimming pool; a drainingditch of a kitchen and a bathroom; an underground draining ditch; anedge draining ditch of a roof garden, a green draining ditch of a roofboard of an underground garage, and other areas that need a permeatingand draining ditch. Meanwhile, when the plurality of draining ditchesare placed, part of them can be buried under the road surface, while onesurface thereof can be used as a draining ditch cover plate that isexposed on the road surface. As a result, there is no need to add anadditional cover plate, saving the cost and avoids a cumbersomeoperation caused by a secondary installation.

When the plurality of embodiments of the draining device shown in FIG.1a to FIG. 10 are further used as a draining ditch, there are furtherusages as the following.

When the plurality of embodiments of the draining device shown in FIG.5A to FIG. 5C are used as a plurality of draining ditches, the drainingditch is fan-shaped when viewed along an axial direction of the drainingditch. When placed, an arc side thereof can be exposed on the roadsurface as a cover plate of the draining ditch. When used in anunderground garage, the arc side of the draining ditch can be exposed onthe road surface, and used as a deceleration belt of the undergroundgarage, so that the draining ditch and the deceleration belt can becombined into one, which not only simplifies the construction process,but also saves the construction cost.

When the plurality of embodiments of the draining device shown in FIG.8A to FIG. 9C are used as a plurality of draining ditches, the drainingditch is upside down when installed on the road surface.

FIG. 11A to FIG. 11C show another embodiment, in which the drainingdevice is a draining ditch. A plurality of ribs 12, composing thepermeable wall body 11 of the draining ditch, are U-shaped, having twoside-arms 124 and a bottom 125. Please referring to FIG. 11B fordetails, the adjacent ribs of the plurality of ribs 12 are alternatelyconnected at top ends of the two side-arms 124 and the bottom 125,forming a continuous square wave shape. Please referring to FIG. 11C fordetails, a cross section of the ribs 12 is wavy in a length extensiondirection of the draining ditch, so that the bottom 125 has a waveshape. Meanwhile, the outer side of the bottom 125 of the draining ditchhas alternating wave crest parts and wave trough parts, wherein the wavecrest part of one rib, among two adjacent ribs, is opposite to the wavetrough part of the other. The wave amplitude of the wavy sectiondecreases gradually from the outer side to the inner side of the bottom125 of the draining ditch, along a vertical direction of the bottom 125of the draining ditch, and decreases to 0 at the inner side of thebottom 125 of the draining ditch. The gaps on the surface of the bottom125 of the draining ditch are shielded by the inner and outer surfacesof the plurality of ribs 12, so as to reduce the debris that enter intothe draining ditch from the outside, and prevent the blockage inside thedraining ditch. Meanwhile, any adjacent ribs of the plurality of ribs 12are connected in an elastically expandable manner to make the drainingditch easy to expand and bend, which may also reach the effect of moreeasily fitting with the construction direction. The draining ditch shownin FIG. 11A to FIG. 11C also has a variant. For example, the waveamplitude of the wavy section decreases gradually from the inner side tothe outer side of the bottom 125 of the draining ditch, along a verticaldirection of the bottom 125 of the draining ditch, and decreases to 0 atthe outer side of the bottom 125 of the draining ditch. In oneembodiment that is not shown in a figure, the centre of the bottom 125of the draining ditch shown in FIG. 11A to FIG. 11C are further providedwith at least one reinforcing rib, protruding upward from the bottom 125to be flush with the two side-arms 124, for strengthening the internalstructural strength of the draining ditch.

FIG. 11D shows a variant of the draining device shown in FIG. 11a toFIG. 11C. As shown in FIG. 11D, a plurality of ribs 12, composing thepermeable wall body 11 of the draining ditch, are U-shaped, having twoside-arms 124 and a bottom 125. Adjacent ribs of the plurality of ribs12 are alternately connected between the two side-arms 124.

The draining devices shown in FIG. 1A to FIG. 11D also have differentvariants. For example, the wave amplitude variation of the wavy sectionsof the plurality of ribs 12 of the permeable wall bodies 11 isnonlinearly, so that the plurality of ribs 12 can have the wave shapesfor shielding each other at both inner sides and outer sides of thesedraining devices.

FIG. 12A to FIG. 15B show a plurality of embodiments, in which thedraining device is an anti-blocking and water-permeating collectingwell. The embodiments are mainly used as a water collector for asphaltsurface drainage in a road and a bridge, interlayer water drainage, andother occasions that need a draining ditch with a water collector or adischarger, such as using with a roadside slope draining ditch of alandscape garden; using with a draining ditch of a railway station, anairport, or a square, etc.; using with a road horizontal draining ditch;using with a draining ditch of a waiting area such as a bus station andtaxi point, etc.; using with a draining ditch of a swimming pool; usingwith a draining ditch of a kitchen and a bathroom; using with a drainingof an underground garage; using with an edge draining ditch of a roofgarden, and a green draining ditch of a roof board of an undergroundgarage, etc., so as to make the interlayer water of the pavement draininto the collecting well, as well as discharge the rainwater of the roadpavement and the bridge pavement.

Please referring to FIGS. 12A and 12B, the anti-blocking andwater-permeating collecting well is square. The collecting well comprisefour permeable wall bodies 21, and a wellhead 20 that is surrounded bythe four permeable wall bodies 21. The wellhead 20 is used to receivethe external discharge water of the collecting well. The four permeablewall bodies 21 form four surrounding walls of the collecting well. Thepermeable wall body 21 also comprises a plurality of ribs 22. The crosssections of the ribs 22 are wavy, in a circumferential direction of thewell walls of the collecting well, and have alternating wave crest partsand wave trough parts at the outer side of the wall of the collectingwell, wherein the wave crest part of one rib, among two adjacent ribs,is opposite to the wave trough part of the other. The wave amplitude ofthe wavy section of the rib 22 decreases gradually from the outer sideto the inner side of the wall of the collecting well, along a thicknessdirection of the wall of the collecting well, and decreases to 0 at theinner side of the wall of the collecting well. A draining pipe is alsoconnected to the bottom of the collecting well, for discharging thewater in the collecting well. The gaps on the surface of the wall of thecollecting well are shielded by the inner and outer surfaces of theplurality of ribs 22, so as to reduce the debris that enter into thedraining ditch from the outside, for preventing the blockage inside thedraining ditch, as well as allowing the interlayer water under thepavement surface to flow into the collecting well through the gaps onthe wall of the collecting well. Additionally, compared with theconventional way of opening holes on the well wall, the structure of thecollecting well in this embodiment is more stable. Meanwhile, arectangular collecting well can be better combined with a circulardraining pipe.

The anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well shown in FIGS.12A and 12B also has a variant. For example, in the wavy section of theribs 22 in a thickness direction of the wall of the collecting well, thewave amplitude thereof decreases gradually from the inner side to theouter side of the collecting well, along the radial direction of thecollecting well, and decreases to 0 at the outer side of the collectingwell.

The anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well shown in FIGS.12A and 12B also has a variant in the shape of the collecting well. Asshown in FIGS. 13A and 13B, the anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well is circular, and the permeable wall body 21 is theannular wall of the collecting well.

The anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well shown in FIGS.12A and 12B also has another variant in the shape of the collectingwell. As shown in FIGS. 14A and 14B, the anti-blocking andwater-permeating collecting well is a water collecting box. The watercollecting box comprises four sidewalls, and an opening 24 surrounded bythe sidewalls, wherein three sidewalls of the collecting box comprise aplurality of ribs 22, and the three sides respectively form thepermeable wall body 21 of the collecting box. The water collecting boxshown in FIGS. 14A and 14B is more suitable for a bridge, with aplurality of lanes, in shape. As shown in FIGS. 15A and 15B, theanti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well is an L-shaped watercollecting box. The water collecting box is L-shaped from its side view.A plurality of ribs 22 are arranged on three sidewalls of the watercollecting box, and the three side walls respectively form the permeablewall body 21 of the water collecting box. The L-shaped water collectingbox is more suitable for an urban viaduct.

In some embodiments, the wave amplitude variation of a wavy section ofthe plurality of ribs 22 in the permeable wall body 21 of theanti-blocking water-permeating collecting well is nonlinear, so that theplurality of ribs 22 can have the wave shapes for shielding each otherat both the inner side and the outer side of the collecting well.

In one embodiment, the anti-blocking and water-permeating collectingwell is made of plastic material, and the molding method thereof maycomprise, but is not limited to, a suitable plastic molding process suchas an injection molding process, a compression molding process, etc.When a plastic collecting well is used in asphalt pavement, the plasticcollecting well can be reused as a part of asphalt mixture when theasphalt surface is damaged and needs milling. Meanwhile, a degradableplastic may also be used in other areas that need drainage, making itgreener.

In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 22 of the anti-blocking andwater-permeating collecting well are connected by reinforcing ribs inthe anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well, so that when thecollecting well is under an external force in a radial direction, thewater collecting well will not deform.

In some embodiments, at least a part of the plurality of ribs 22 of theanti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well is provided with ahole or a groove to form an additional draining channel, furtherimproving the drainage efficiency. In one or more embodiments, anaccessory such as a steel wire, a steel rod, a plastic wire or a plasticrod may be added into the provided hole or groove to achieve the effectof increasing the strength of the anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well.

In some embodiments, the anti-blocking and water-permeating collectingwell is also provided with a filter layer. The filter layer may allowthe drained water to enter into the collecting well, while preventingthe sediment and debris from entering into the collecting well, so as tofurther prevent the pipe blocking phenomenon inside the anti-blockingand water-permeating collecting well. In one or more embodiments, thefilter layer may be, but is not limited to, composed of a wrappingmaterial such as a silk, a cloth, a membrane, etc. and the mixturethereof, or it may also be an inverted filter layer.

In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 22 may be made in a form oftriangle, quadrilateral, double wavy, spiral or circular ribs, etc.

In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 22 are also provided with aconvex and/or concave stripe on the outer surface of the anti-blockingand water-permeating collecting well, which can be used to increase afriction force on the outer surface of the anti-blocking andwater-permeating collecting well, prevent skid, as well as beautify theouter surface of the anti-blocking and water-permeating collecting well.

FIGS. 16 to 21 show a plurality of embodiments in which the drainingdevice is an anti-blocking well cover, which is mainly used in a placewhere a draining well cover or a cover plate is needed, as ananti-blocking cover plate on a draining ditch, a collecting well, adraining hole, a pool side ditch, a bathroom draining ditch and roadsideditch.

Please referring to FIG. 16, in one embodiment, the anti-blocking wellcover is composed of a plurality of ribs 32. The plurality of ribs 32extend radially from the centre of the anti-blocking well cover to theperiphery. The plurality of ribs 32 compose the permeable wall body 31of the anti-blocking well. A cross section of the ribs 32 on the surfaceof the anti-blocking well is wavy, and has alternating wave crest partsand wave trough parts on either side of the well cover, wherein the wavecrest part of one rib, among two adjacent ribs, is opposite to the wavetrough part of the other. The wave amplitude of the wavy sectiondecreases gradually from one side to another side of the anti-blockingwell cover, along a thickness direction of the anti-blocking well cover,and decreases to 0 at one side of the anti-blocking well cover.Therefore, the gaps on the surface of the anti-blocking well cover areshielded by the inner and outer surfaces of the plurality of ribs 32, soas to reduce the debris and other items, such as a traffic card, a cellphone, etc., which enter into the well cover from the outer side of thedraining ditch, for preventing the blockage inside the well cover, aswell as preventing the items from falling in. Meanwhile, the pluralityof wave shapes on the surface of the well cover makes the well covermore stable and compressive. Additionally, both the wavy surface and thenon-wavy surface of the well cover can be used as a side facing theroad, so that a user can choose which side to use according to thespecific scene.

The anti-blocking well cover shown in FIG. 16 also has a variant in thearrangement of the ribs 32. As shown in FIG. 17, the plurality of ribs32 extend between two opposite sides of the well cover. Theanti-blocking well cover is composed of the plurality of ribs 32, andthe adjacent ribs 32 of the plurality of ribs 32 are alternatelyconnected at both ends of the well cover. The anti-blocking well covershown in FIG. 17 also has a variant in appearance. As shown in FIG. 18to FIG. 20, the anti-blocking well cover may be rectangular, square orL-shaped for meeting the needs of various construction occasions. Pleasereferring to FIG. 20 for details, the anti-blocking well cover isL-shaped. When applied to a bridge with an anti-collision wall, one ofthe mutually perpendicular cover bodies may fit the anti-collision wall,and the other one may fit the road. The plurality of ribs 32 of theanti-blocking well cover may, but are not limited to, be arranged in agrid shaped, honeycomb shaped and other suitable shaped distribution inthe anti-blocking well cover.

Please referring to FIG. 21, in one embodiment, a cross section of theplurality of ribs 32 is wavy in a length extension direction of theanti-blocking well cover, and has alternating wave crest parts and wavetrough parts on either side of the well cover, wherein the wave crestpart of one rib, among two adjacent ribs, is opposite to the wave troughpart of the other. The wave amplitude of the wavy section decreasesgradually from one side to another side of the anti-blocking well cover,along a thickness direction of the anti-blocking well cover, anddecreases to 0 at one side of the anti-blocking well cover. Therefore,the same effect of preventing blockage and preventing the items fromfalling in, as the anti-blocking well cover shown in FIG. 16 to FIG. 20,may be achieved. Meanwhile, any adjacent ribs of the plurality of ribs12 are connected in an elastically expandable manner to make theanti-blocking well cover easy to expand and bend, so that theanti-blocking well cover can fit the construction direction better andbe applied to the draining devices with various shapes, preventinggarbage and other debris from accumulating in the gap between the wellcover and the road. In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 32 of aplurality of well covers can be connected by welding, bonding orbuckles.

In one embodiment, the anti-blocking well cover is made of plasticmaterial, and the molding method thereof may comprise, but is notlimited to, a suitable plastic molding process such as an injectionmolding process, a compression molding process, etc. When a plastic wellcover is used in asphalt pavement, the well cover can be reused as apart of asphalt mixture when the asphalt surface is damaged and needsmilling. Meanwhile, a degradable plastic may also be used in other areasthat need drainage, making it greener.

In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 32 of the anti-blocking wellcover are connected by reinforcing ribs in the anti-blocking well cover,so that when the well cover is under an external force in a radialdirection, the anti-blocking well cover will not deform.

In some embodiments, at least a part of the plurality of ribs 22 of theanti-blocking well cover is provided with a hole or a groove to form anadditional draining channel, further improving the drainage efficiency.In one or more embodiments, an accessory such as a steel wire, a steelrod, a plastic wire or a plastic rod may be added into the provided holeor groove to achieve the effect of increasing the strength of theanti-blocking well cover.

In some embodiments, the anti-blocking well cover is also provided witha filter layer. The filter layer may allow the drained water to enterinto the anti-blocking well cover, while preventing the sediment anddebris from entering into the well cover, so as to further prevent thepipe blocking phenomenon inside the anti-blocking well cover. In one ormore embodiments, the filter layer may be, but is not limited to,composed of a wrapping material such as a silk, a cloth, a membrane,etc. and the mixture thereof, or it may also be an inverted filterlayer.

In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 32 may be made in a form oftriangle, quadrilateral, double wavy, spiral or circular ribs, etc.

In some embodiments, the plurality of ribs 32 are also provided with aconvex and/or concave stripe on the outer surface of the anti-blockingwell cover, which can be used to increase a friction force on the outersurface of the anti-blocking well cover, prevent skid, as well asbeautify the outer surface of the anti-blocking well cover.

In some embodiments, the wave amplitude variation of a wavy section ofthe plurality of ribs 32 in the permeable wall body 31 of theanti-blocking well cover is nonlinearly, so that the plurality of ribs32 can have the wave shapes for shielding each other at both the innerside and the outer side of the collecting well.

Although the present invention is disclosed in a better embodiment asabove, it is not intended to limit the present invention. Any personskilled in the art can make possible changes and modifications withoutdeparting from the spirit and scope of the invention. Therefore, allmodifications, equivalent variations and embellishments made to theabove embodiments according to the technical essence of the presentinvention, without departing from the content of the technical proposalof the present invention, will fall into the scope of protection definedby the claims of the present invention.

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 36. A draining device, comprising a permeable wall bodythat comprises a plurality of ribs, wherein a cross section of the ribsin a first direction is in a wave shape, and a wave amplitude of thecross section gradually changes, from a first side to a second side, ina second direction, so that the ribs have alternating wave crest partsand wave trough parts at either side of the first direction, the wavecrest part of one rib, among two adjacent ribs is opposite to the wavetrough part of the other, the first direction intersects the seconddirection, and the second direction is a thickness direction of thepermeable wall body.
 37. The draining device of claim 36, wherein asurface of the one of the adjacent ribs, at the first side, overlaps asurface of the other of the adjacent ribs, at the second side, in anorthographic projection of the permeable wall body along a verticaldirection thereof.
 38. The draining device of claim 36, wherein the waveamplitude of a wall surface at the first side, or a wall surface at thesecond side, is
 0. 39. The draining device of claim 36, wherein thedraining device is a draining pipe or a draining ditch, the drainingpipe or the draining ditch is tubular, the first direction is acircumferential direction of the draining pipe or the draining ditch,and the second direction is a radial direction of the draining pipe orthe draining ditch.
 40. The draining device of claim 39, wherein thepermeable wall body of the draining pipe or the draining ditch iscomposed of the plurality of ribs, connected into a whole by heads andtails in a spiral shape, an inner side of the draining pipe or thedraining ditch is the first side, and an outer side of the draining pipeor the draining ditch is the second side.
 41. The draining device ofclaim 40, wherein when viewed from an axial direction, the drainingdevice is divided into two parts in up and down directions, each ofwhich has a linear sidewall, the wave amplitude of the outer surface ofthe linear sidewall of one part, among the two parts, is 0, and the waveamplitude of the outer surface of the linear sidewall of the other part,among the two parts, is largest during the gradual changing process. 42.The draining device of claim 40, wherein two opposite ends of anyadjacent ribs are connected by at least one reinforcing rib.
 43. Thedraining device of claim 40, wherein the reinforcing ribs are arrangedin a manner such that any one of the reinforcing ribs is arrangedrelative to its adjacent reinforcing rib in an angled manner or aparallel staggered manner, in the draining device.
 44. The drainingdevice of claim 40, wherein any adjacent ribs of the plurality of ribsare connected in an elastically expandable manner to make the drainingpipe or the draining ditch easy to expand and bend.
 45. The drainingdevice of claim 40, wherein when viewed from an axial direction of thedraining pipe or the draining ditch, the draining pipe or the drainingditch is circular.
 46. The draining device of claim 40, wherein an innersidewall surface of the plurality of ribs is cylindrical, and an outersidewall surface is wavy on the cylinder surface.
 47. The drainingdevice of claim 40, wherein an outer sidewall surface of the pluralityof ribs is cylindrical, and an inner sidewall surface is wavy on thecylinder surface.
 48. The draining device of claim 40, wherein an innersidewall surface of the draining pipe or the draining ditch isrectangular-cylinder shaped, and an outer sidewall surface is wavy onthe rectangular-cylinder surface.
 49. The draining device of claim 40,wherein an outer sidewall surface of the draining pipe or the drainingditch is rectangular-cylinder shaped, and an inner sidewall surface iswavy on the rectangular-cylinder surface.
 50. The draining device ofclaim 36, wherein the draining device is a draining ditch, the ribs areU-shaped, having two side-arms and a bottom, the adjacent ribs of theplurality of ribs are alternately connected at top ends of the twoside-arms and the bottom, or at opposite side-arms, the bottom of therib has the wave shape, the first direction is a length extensiondirection of the draining ditch; any adjacent ribs of the plurality ofribs are connected in an elastically expandable manner to make thedraining ditch easy to expand and bend.
 51. The draining device of claim36, wherein the draining device is an anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well, a well wall of the anti-blocking and water-permeatingcollecting well comprises the permeable wall body.
 52. The drainingdevice of claim 36, wherein the draining device is an anti-blocking wellcover.
 53. The draining device of claim 52, wherein the anti-blockingwell cover is composed of the plurality of ribs, the adjacent ribs ofthe plurality of ribs are alternately connected at both ends, the firstdirection is a length extension direction of the anti-blocking wellcover; any adjacent ribs of the plurality of ribs are connected in anelastically expandable manner to make the anti-blocking well cover easyto expand and bend.
 54. The draining device of claim 36, wherein thefirst side or the second side of at least a part of the plurality ofribs is connected by a reinforcing rib.
 55. The draining device of claim36, wherein at least a part of the plurality of ribs is provided with ahole or a groove to form an additional draining channel.